Perhaps the can was part of a promotional campaign by John Smith’s, in which case the ball would be a promotional item. The brewery was founded in 1758 by John Smith, and has been owned by a number of different companies over the years. Extra Smooth will have a lower alcohol by volume (ABV) than before, which means it will have a lower alcohol content. The brewery is best known for its cask-conditioned ales, which are brewed using only water, malted barley, hops, and yeast. The brewery produces a range of ales, including John Smith’s Bitter, John Smith’s Extra Smooth and John Smith’s Magnet.

This sweet ale is malty and bitter, with hints of fruitiness and bitterness, and it is named after John Smith.The brewery was founded in 1758 by Samuel Smith, and today it is run by his great-great-great-grandson, Humphrey Smith.

John Smith’s announced a five-year sponsorship of Kirklees Stadium in Kirklees, Yorkshire, in August 2012. The Samuel Smith Brewery is a traditional English brewery located in the town of Tadcaster, North Yorkshire. the sole distributor of John Smith’s Extra Smooth Ale in the United States, only offers the product in the United States.

Alternatively, the can may have been damaged in transit and the ball was placed there to prevent the contents from spilling out. Despite the fact that it contains seven grams of carbohydrates and four grams of sugar, this beverage is not high in calories. Remember you really need a Nectar Card for Sainsbury's and a Tesco Clubcard for Tesco to get value deals. Beer Offers for 28-10-23 A selection of Asda Beer offers, Morrison lager deals, Tesco beer offers and Sainsbury's beer offers.

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John Smith QC (September 13, 1938 – May 12, 1994) is well-known both for being a military hero and a successful businessman.